Tanger Outlet Branson

This is a very bare minimum outlet mall… All the basic Tanger stores are here — Polo, Loft, Ann Taylor, Nike, Jockey, that fragrance store, that questionable make up store… You get the gist. Nothing really special or spectacular that differentiates it from any other outlet mall.

This is my first time at Tanger Outlet Mall. It was a nice day and we had some time to kill before we could check into our hotel so we went to see if we could find some deals. The Mall is fairly decent sized and would be considered an ‘outdoor’ mall (so consider the weather). There were a variety of stores and most of them were Outlets, which is nice. All the stores we entered were clean and most of the staff we encountered greeted us or offered to help us find stuff. There are few restaurants on site, but nothing that isn’t fast food. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained.
Parking seems a bit limited so that could be a problem at peak times. Also, the Mall is laid out where it sort of encourages people to constantly walk across the street back and forth and into the flow of cars trying to park. That seems like such a terrible design choice, but what do I know?
My Fiancé found a few good deals, mainly on shoes. I didn’t find much for myself, but I did see a few things that I considered to be good deals. I would shop here again if I were in Branson.
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Being the off season, and very cold and rainy, I can’t imagine how anyone ever parks here during the busy season! They definitely need more parking. Aside from that, nice selection of stores. Easy to get to, close to the strip.

They pull in the rubes with the world «outlet». Tourists just naturally assume they’re getting a good deal when they see that word. Every single thing I looked at was higher than I could find at other stores.

It is a larger mall but laid out in a difficult way to maneuver. That said, there ars a lot of choices here… many stores I don’t care about.
We like Nike, Crabtree&Evelynn, Bath and Body Works, and Disney. We always get the coupon book, but never use it, we give it away. You can get one for FREE if you have an AAA or AARP card.
Most discount shoppers would love this place.

I always enjoy shopping here. We’ve shopped in Las Vegas, Palm Springs, Phoenix, San Marcos (TX), Charlotte (NC), and this center is small but mighty. Parking is difficult, so arrive early. They open at 9 a.m. Mon-​Sat and 10 a.m. Sun. My favorites are the Coach store and Chico’s. Best place to shop when in Branson. See their website for the coupon book. Food choices aren’t great, so eat before you arrive. If you need coffee or a donut, Krispy Kreme is at the entrance off Highway 76.

Love. This place has definitely updated over the years since I’ve been here. Still a great place to go for a mall feel.

Who doesn’t love an outlet mall?
Its bigger than some of the outlet malls you see however there are a lot more name brand stores here. Its the first in Missouri to have a New York & Company outlet (heck ya) and an Express store. There are always plenty of good deals and its a great area to get your walking in.
Don’t go expecting to eat there as there aren’t very many places to do that.
Do log onto their website and get their coupon books for when you go.

Brilliant place for your sought after shopping hearts desires. Give Las Vegas outlets a definite run for their money!

Girls loved AW ROOTBEER HAMBURGERS! Lots of choices to shop from. Rue 21 was their main stop! Hubby loved the tool shop. I liked the coach stores

This has always been the better outlet mall in Branson due to the shops and layout. The layout can be annoying when very busy. There are a great diversity of shops here to get nearly anything your heart desires at an often discounted price. There could be more places to eat or even have an adult beverage to get away from shopping temporarily but they just have fast food places. There are always great deals going on at Tanger.

My very favorite outlet mall. Lots of good stores, generally friendly staff, and they have some great sales and promotions.
The Yankee Candle store has the nicest employees I’ve ever met.
The A&W is good, but not terribly clean.
Make sure to check out any coupon promotions they have. We booked a hotel room on
and got a huge coupon book.

Not sure what the «outlet» is. Most of the stores have standard mall prices. I’m sure you can find some deals if you shop around, but you can do that at any mall. The Coach outlet is probably one exception. Just don’t get too high of hopes for super deals all over the place.

If you have been to a true outlet mall like the ones in GA, VA or TX then you will be disappointed. By far the best deal I got was at the Coach store. Everything else is nothing that you can’t find in a store near you during a sale. If you have small children you can find a few deals on clothing. The sales people in every store were extremely nice except in Perfumania where my friend couldn’t get any current fragrances and nor did they offer any substitute suggestions. There is a place to get a quick bite to eat and there are places that sell the candied and roasted pecans that was nice. There is a fudge place and I did try a sample and it was awesome. No major thrills but it is a place to shop while on vacay.

Yankee Candle Outlet is the best. The people are soooo friendly and we always get good deals. They are great at helping us with the perfect scent. They will help find the candle you are looking for if it is not in stock.

Good place to shop! They have something for everyone. They are currently doing construction so parking is an issue.

It’s a great place to shop while in the Branson area. I don’t think there is a time that I visit Branson without stopping by at least one of the stores here. Some of the stores are: Nike, Kitchen Collection, Casual XL, Coach, and many more. If your looking for a pair of shoes this is the place there is about every type of shoe store possible.
You can find some good deals when your looking for them. I enjoy going the day after Thanksgiving (though very busy) you can always find pretty good deals.
I know that on black Friday to get into the coach store they have a line outside on the sidewalk just to get in. Needless to say I don’t need anything that badly.

Good outlet area.
Clean but in the local area during the summer it’s very very hot.
There’s only 1 set of bathrooms which is on one corner next to an A&W
Places are good to shop
But the chairs an benches are not always clean.
Parking is bad but its the best place to shop in Branson.

This is a great place to shop in Branson. My favorite store is Coach — they have affordable prices… well, affordable compared to non-​outlet prices. Tanger has lots of typical mall stores including American Eagle, Banana Republic, Rue 21, Bath & Body Works, Aeropostale, Old Navy, etc. This isn’t really a true outlet because most of the stores have regular prices. They have pretty good sales throughout the year but I wouldn’t make a special trip all the way to Branson just to shop here.
Parking can be hard to find depending on the time of the year. There is a huge parking lot but it gets pretty crowded. And you have to go down a steep hill after getting off HWY 76. There’s no food court but there are about 5 places to get food located throughout the shopping center.

Back to Branson for more shopping, I’m updating my review of the Tanger center. It’s still a hot and crowded mall in the summer time, but they have added wi-​fi (hooray!) and a $ 5 coupon book (free if you have a coupon from one of the local tourist maps that are available most everywhere) that has 10% off or more in nearby every store in the mall.
Pretty much everything from my original review applies — the layout of the mall, the pop machines and the benches. Park in the middle of the «U» so that you can make periodic trips to your car to drop off shopping. They also have RV parking, but some of the turns look a little tight.
Most of the shops here «get» outlet mall pricing but a few of them (Levi’s) still have the same prices that you’ll find in their regular retail outlets.
Mrs. K. picked up another new Coach handbag for $ 148. It was regularly priced at $ 600.